RectAp

RectAp(positions, w, h, theta=0.0, *, validate=True)

Rotated rectangular aperture in pixel coordinates.

Parameters

positions : tuple or array - like: Aperture center or centers as (x, y) pixel coordinates. Multiple centers are accepted as an (N, 2) array-like object. Coordinates are copied into owned, read-only float64 storage. Editing the input does not move the aperture; construct a new aperture to change centers. The positions attribute cannot be reassigned. C-order, Fortran-order, and strided inputs are accepted. Input (x, y) gives scalar sums; [(x, y)] gives length-one vector sums.
w : float: Full rectangle width and height in pixels. w is measured along the rectangle’s local x axis, and h along its local y axis. At theta=0, the width axis is aligned with the image x axis and the height axis is aligned with the image y axis.
h : float: Full rectangle width and height in pixels. w is measured along the rectangle’s local x axis, and h along its local y axis. At theta=0, the width axis is aligned with the image x axis and the height axis is aligned with the image y axis.
theta : float = 0.0: Rotation angle in radians, measured counterclockwise from the positive image x axis to the rectangle’s local width axis.
validate : bool = True: If False, skip input validation and assume finite, positive geometry and finite positions with shape (2,) or (N, 2). Coordinates are still copied and converted to float64.

Name	Description
bboxes	Override the default python for-loop with a Rust-accelerated batch function.

RectAp.bboxes()

Override the default python for-loop with a Rust-accelerated batch function.